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MISSISSIPPI’SPLANNING & DEVELOPMENT

DISTRICTS

2018 DIRECTORYMISSISSIPPI ASSOCIATION OF

PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT DISTRICTS

P. O. BOx 4935JacksOn, Ms 39296-4935

www.mspdds.com

Mississippi’s Planning and Development

Districts

2018Directory

Mississippi Association ofPlanning & Development DistrictsP. O. Box 4935 - Jackson, MS 39296-4935www.mspdds.com

The Directory of Mississippi’s Planning and Development Districts is a publication of the Mississippi Association

of Planning and Development Districts.

This document may contain material to which the Mississippi Association of Planning and Development Districts maintains copyright protection. No part of this document shall be copied

without the advance written permission of this Association.

Central MS PDD

Michael MonkChief Executive OfficerPO Box 4935Jackson, MS 39296-4935Tel: (601) 981-1511Fax: (601) [email protected]

East Central PDD

Bill RichardsonExecutive DirectorPO Box 499Newton, MS 39345Tel: (601) 683-2007Fax: (601) 683-7873 [email protected]

Golden Triangle PDD

Rupert “Rudy”JohnsonExecutive DirectorPO Box 828Starkville, MS 39760-0828Tel: (662) 324-7860Fax: (662) 324-7328 [email protected]

North Central PDD

Steve RussellExecutive Director28 IndustrialPark BoulevardWinona, MS 38967-8709Tel: (662) 283-2675Fax: (662) 283-5875 [email protected]

North Delta PDD

James CurcioExecutive DirectorPO Box 1488Batesville, MS 38606Tel: (662) 561- 4100Fax: (662) 561- [email protected]

Northeast MS PDD

Sharon GardnerExecutive DirectorPO Box 600Booneville, MS 38829Tel: (662) 728-6248Fax: (662) [email protected]

South Delta PDD

Tommy GoodwinExecutive DirectorPO Box 1776Greenville, MS 38702Tel: (662) 378-3831Fax: (662) 378-3834 [email protected]

Southern MS PDD

Leonard BentzExecutiveDirector10441 Corporate Drive, Ste 1Gulfport, MS 39503Tel: (228) 868-2311Fax: (228) 868-7094 [email protected]

Southwest MS PDD

Wirt L. PetersonExecutive Director100 S. Wall St.Natchez, MS 39120Tel: (601) 446-6044Fax: (601) 446-6071 [email protected]

Three Rivers PDD

Vernon R. “Randy” KelleyExecutive DirectorPO Box 690Pontotoc, MS 38863Tel: (662) 489-2415Fax: (662) 489-6815 [email protected]

PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT DISTRICTS

Northeast MS PDD

NorthDeltaPDD

South Delta PDD

ThreeRivers

PDD

NorthCentral PDD

GoldenTriangle

PDD

CentralMississippi

PDD

SouthernMississippi

PDD

SouthwestMississippi

PDD

EastCentral

PDD

Narrative .................................................................. 2

Services ....................................................................6

Central Mississippi PDD ...........................................8

East Central PDD .....................................................12

Golden Triangle PDD ...............................................15

North Central PDD ................................................. 19

North Delta PDD .................................................... 22

Northeast Mississippi PDD .....................................26

South Delta PDD ....................................................29

Southern Mississippi PDD ..................................... 32

Southwest Mississippi PDD ...................................36

Three Rivers PDD ...................................................39

2018 DISTRICT DIRECTORY

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HistoryThe ten Planning and Development Dis-

tricts in Mississippi were created to assist local governments in the late 1960s in an attempt to address problems and issues on a multi–jurisdictional basis. In creating these organizations, technical assistance was provided by the then Office of Federal State Programs under the administration of Governor John Bell Williams, as well as other business development organizations. There also were federal matching grant incentives to the Districts, as well as to the local govern-ments, if they met and maintained certain eligibility criteria, especially in the area of eco-nomic development. In 1971, in an effort to standardize regional economic development and planning boundaries, Governor Williams issued Executive Order 81 designating the Planning and Development Districts as Mis-sissippi’s official sub-state regions. This order also designated the Districts as the agencies to help ensure that projects and programs within the respective regions were devel-oped according to a long range, continuous planning process. While largely voluntary, the Districts were given the responsibility to increase information and coordination therefore eliminating duplication and waste.

Organization Each Planning and Development District

is an independent organization governed by a Board of Directors appointed by local leadership. The Governing Board of a District is composed of members from each county who are appointed by local officials. These appointments are comprised of elected local officials, business or industrial leaders, and representatives of the minority community.

Most Districts operate through an active committee system which may involve many other persons, not necessarily members of the Board of Directors. The Districts are managed by an Executive Director who is responsible to the Board of Directors, and the Districts are staffed not only by administrative and clerical personnel, but also by specialists in such areas as planning, geographic information systems, economic development, community development, grant writing, job training, social services, transportation, data processing, and gerontology.

Programs and ServicesSince each District represents a distinctly

different region of the state, its activities, projects, and programs are somewhat dif-ferent. There are, however, many common functions provided in a very similar manner by each District.

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT One of the principal functions of each Plan-

ning and Development District is economic development. Each District is designated by either the Economic Development Adminis-tration of the Department of Commerce or the Appalachian Regional Commission as the federally recognized organization to perform economic development, planning, and other related functions. The USDA Rural Develop-

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ment Administration is another major source of economic development assistance and most recently, the Delta Regional Authority was created using the same sub-state struc-ture. Unlike some organizations which view economic development in a limited or specific manner, the Districts attempt to promote long-term job creation in the broadest sense.

Each District develops annually a Compre-hensive Economic Development Strategy which is essential in maintaining eligibility for various federally funded programs. These programs primarily aid local communities with such public facilities as streets, water and sewer systems, and other infrastructure necessary to promote business and industrial growth. The vast majority of industrial parks in this state were developed with some form of federal assistance provided through Plan-ning and Development Districts. Maintain-ing eligibility for funding also provides an opportunity to receive technical assistance grants and various types of loans.

While they may vary from region to region, there are numerous other economic devel-opment activities provided by the Districts. For example, the Districts provide statistical and economic information and analysis to potential business and industrial ventures. They also furnish information and assistance to cities and counties to aid them in being competitive and in building capacity so they

can assist with economic growth. The Plan-ning and Development Districts were the first organizations in Mississippi to integrate geographic information systems into their routine data management and mapping procedures.

LOAN PROGRAMSAll Districts have an active Revolving Loan

Program. This program consists of grants, made to the Districts through a variety of federal agencies, to be loaned (usually in conjunction with other public or private fi-nancing) to businesses and industries to help in start ups or expansions. These loans are made at very attractive rates and when they are repaid, the funds are then loaned again to other businesses for commercial and/or in-dustrial development activities. The money, therefore, stays in the area and continues to be a very viable economic development tool.

Another loan program available to the Planning and Development Districts is the Small Business Administration 504 Loan Program. Each District, acting as a Certified Development Company or acting through another Certified Development Company, is authorized to make loans (for a period of time not to exceed 20 years) to small businesses for land, buildings, and other fixed assets. These loans also are designed to create jobs and to stimulate business growth and are made in conjunction with private lending

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institutions which assume responsibility for approximately half the amount loaned. These loans have fixed and attractive rates, and the District’s portion is guaranteed by the Small Business Administration in the event of default. Other loan programs available through the State of Mississippi include the Mississippi Minority Business Enterprise Loan Program and the Mississippi Small Business Assistance Loan Program. The former is specifically for minority owned businesses, including females, and the latter is for any Mississippi owned small business.

COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENTCommunity development is an additional

area in which most Districts are very involved. The Community Development Block Grant Program is funded through the Department of Housing and Urban Development and administered by the Mississippi Develop-ment Authority. This is a very competitive program that funds various types of public facilities, economic development, and hous-ing activities. Most Districts provide technical assistance to their cities and counties to help them select projects, prepare applications, and further document needs. Many Districts also are active at varying levels in actually administering projects and programs once they are funded. Moreover, the Districts sometimes assist communities with loans and grants through the USDA Rural Develop-ment Administration, with the development of parks through the Department of Interior, the development of trails through the Federal Highway Department, both parks and trails grant programs are administered by the Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks, small municipalities and limited population counties grants, and small grants to rural volunteer fire departments.

TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE In addition to providing federal and state

financial aid for community development, the Districts offer varying types of technical as-sistance to help governments provide better management. Aid is available in such areas as personnel administration, financial man-agement, budgeting, and capital improve-ments. Many Districts have computerized

demographic analysis capabilities which they use to assist with the redistricting of political subdivisions. Also, computer mapping and geographic information systems are pro-vided in some areas. Certain Districts have extensive involvement with technology com-munication systems, which further expand computer networks. If a District does not have the specific expertise on staff, it can link its local community with the proper person in state or federal government, or the District might possibly work with another District in a joint venture.

PLANNING ASSISTANCE In varying capacities, the Districts provide

communities with local and regional plan-ning assistance. Maintenance of a regional planning process is a federal requirement for some programs, and the Districts maintain this process to insure eligibility for their local areas. Certain areas of the state are more active in planning and growth management than other areas depending on the level of expertise at each District. For example, in metropolitan areas which receive federal funding for transportation, a metropolitan planning process is required. In these areas, the District administers this process and re-quires that all state and federal construction dollars are expended in accordance with the plans developed by the District and approved by the local governments representing the area.

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Another example of a District’s involve-ment in local planning is the preparation of comprehensive plans for cities and counties. Many Districts prepare and administer zoning ordinances and subdivision regulations for their various communities

HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENTAnother area in which the Districts are

increasingly involved is human resource de-velopment. It is generally felt that improving physical resources is of little value if it does not benefit human development. One of the major aspects of human resource de-velopment, which has significant economic development implications, is job training. Multi-county regions, as required as part of the Workforce Investment Act, include the Planning and Development Districts. The Districts are active in assessing the needs of their respective areas, developing annual training plans, and assisting in funding activi-ties to carry out these plans. This program is funded through the Department of Labor and administered through the Mississippi Depart-ment of Employment Security. The business and industrial community provides significant input into the local planning process.

Another major program in this area relates to the elderly. Acting as the Area Agencies on Aging, the Districts provide an annual areawide plan which directs where federal dollars for the elderly are to be spent for the upcoming year. This plan is based upon needs assessments, demographics, national priorities, and input from the public. Once the plan is adopted, it directs the comprehensive aging activities in its service area for the next year. Traditional activities funded under this plan include congregate and home delivered meals, information and referral services, long-term care programs, and elder abuse prevention services.

In recent years, major efforts have been made to keep the elderly active in their own homes. As a result, there are various support programs available to assist with this endeavor. These include homemaker and care service programs, adult day care, employment opportunities, transportation programs and case management, as well as

other long-term community based activities. One of the most important aspects is the use of the federal Medicaid Waiver program for long-term community based care, which al-lows patients to stay in their homes versus entering a nursing home. Medicaid payments are used to secure these services for the home-bound patient while saving money and providing a higher quality of life. Recogniz-ing that it is not possible for all the elderly to remain in their homes, all Districts have ombudsman programs providing trained professionals who call on patients in nurs-ing homes.

The FutureActivities of the Districts have changed

significantly over the past five decades and these changes are expected to continue as the Districts reflect the needs and issues of their respective regions. The future of the Planning and Development Districts appears bright, because of their diversity and flexible nature. The Districts use business practices in providing regional, governmental functions. This makes them very diverse organizations responsible for programs ranging from meals on wheels to major infrastructure construction.

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GRANT PROGRAMSAppalachian Regional CommissionCommunity Development Block GrantDelta Regional AuthorityDepartment of JusticeDepartment of Environmental QualityDepartment of Public SafetyDepartment of Wildlife Fisheries & ParksEconomic Development AdministrationFederal Emergency Management AgencyHome Investment Partnership ProgramUSDA Rural DevelopmentMississippi Development Authority

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTInfrastructure DevelopmentJob CreationTourism DevelopmentJob Training

PLANNING ASSISTANCECommunity FacilitiesComprehensive PlanningEconomic DevelopmentHazard MitigationHomeland SecuritySolid Waste ManagementStrategic PlanningSubdivision RegulationsTourism DevelopmentTransportation PlanningZoning Ordinances

LOAN PROGRAMSAppalachian Regional Commission Economic Development AdministrationCapital Improvements (CAP Loan)Community Development Block Grant Minority Business EnterpriseUSDA Rural DevelopmentSmall Business AssistanceUS Small Business Administration

TECHNICAL ASSISTANCECensus Data AffiliateClearinghouse CoordinatorDemographic Data CenterGrant WritingHousingRedistrictingSurvey Assistance

MAPPING SERVICESAddressing E-911Geographic Information SystemsIndustrial ParksLand UseRedistrictingZoning

PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT DISTRICTS SERVICES

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COMPUTER SERVICESAutomationFiscal ManagementImagingInternet ServicesNetworkingSolid Waste BillingWeb Site Design and Hosting

WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENTCounselingEmployment PreparationJob CreationJob PlacementJob Search Skills TrainingJob TrainingLiteracy TrainingYouth ProgramsWIN Job Centers

AREA AGENCY ON AGINGAdult Day CareAging Resource CenterChronic Disease and Self Management ProgramCongregate and Home Delivered MealsElder Abuse PreventionEmergency ServicesFall Prevention ProgramHomemaker ServicesInformation, Referral and OutreachInsurance CounselingLegal AssistanceOmbudsman ProgramMississippi Access to Care Respite ServicesSenior Employment ServicesTransportation Services

MEDICAID WAIVER PROGRAMBridge to Independence Case ManagementCommunity NavigatorsHome and Community Based ServicesNot all services are offered by

all Districts. Services vary from District to District.

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CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

Michael W. Monk1170 Lakeland Drive

Post Office Box 4935Jackson,MS 39296-4935

Phone: (601) 981-1511 Fax: (601) 981-1515

Website: www.cmpdd.org

Copiah County Beauregard Crystal Springs Georgetown Hazlehurst Wesson Hinds County Bolton Byram Clinton Edwards Jackson Learned Raymond Terry Utica

Madison County Canton Flora Madison Ridgeland

Rankin County Brandon Florence Flowood Pearl Pelahatchie Puckett Richland

Simpson County Braxton D’Lo Magee Mendenhall

Warren County Vicksburg

Yazoo County Bentonia Eden Satartia Yazoo City

NEWSLETTERSCentral Update, quarterly

PUBLICATIONSAnnual Report

Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy2040 Jackson Urbanized Area Transportation Plan

Transportation Improvement ProgramUnified Transportation Work Program

CMPDD Annual Work ProgramMid-Year Report

Established: 1968 Area: 6,102 square miles 2010 Population: 615,895

CENTRAL MISSISSIPPIPlanning and Development District

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Board of DirectorsSteering CommitteeSouth Central MS Works Local Workforce

Investment BoardSouth Central MS Works Youth CouncilRevolving Loan Fund Review CommitteeAging Advisory Committee

Metropolitan Planning Policy CommitteeIntermodal Technical CommitteeCentral MS Development CompanyMS Small Business Loan Review BoardComprehensive Economic Development

Strategy Committee

TERM OF OFFICEFOR OFFICERS:

Two Years

Cobie CollinsPresident

Les ChildressVice-President

Isla TullosSecretary-Treasurer

James ArcherImmediate Past President

Wanda Cowart

Walter Redd

OTHER BOARD MEMBERS

Regular meetings are held quarterly in March, June,

September, and December.

William Banks

David Berry

David Bishop

Patrick Brown

Jimmy Clyde

Brandon Comer

Diane Delaware

Jeff Good

Jerry Hall

Dan Hart

Michael Mayfield

Daryl McMillian, Sr.

Darrel McQuirter

Mike Morgan

Jared Morrison

Bob Morrow

Daisy Price

Knox Ross, Jr.

Curtis Skiffer

Mildred Smith

De’Keither Stamps

Wendell Stringer

Charlie Tolliver

Isla Tullos

LeRoy Walker, Jr.

Tony Yarber

STEERING COMMITTEE

COMMITTEES

CMPDD Board of Directors

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Michael W. MonkChief Executive Officer

Thelman Larry AndersonDir. of Human Resources

Sonya BanesDistrict Accountant

Linda Beatty, RNCase Manager

Cyndy Berg, RNCase Manager

Katie BilbroMedicaid Waiver Supervisor

Lisa Blanton, LSWCase Manager

Hattie BooneMAC Center Supervisor

Kalen BrantleyPlanning Technician

Mary Broadway, RNCase Manager

Scott BurgeSenior Transportation Analyst

Lesley CallenderSenior Transportation Planner

Jeani Cantrell-McGraw, RNCase Manager

Chuck CarrDir. of Planning and Mgmt.

Aviance Caston, RNCase Manager

Beverly Catchings, LSWCase Manager

Artricia Chambliss, RNCase Manager

Gwen Clark, RNCase Manager

Janice Coleman, LSWCase Manager

Karla CraineHuman Services Assistant

Chelsea Crittle, Ph.D.Aging Program Director

Jason DuffIT Systems Analyst

Amy FlanaganPlanning Assistant

Jane FosterExecutive Assistant

Brittany GatesResource Specialist III

Karen GatesProject Manager

Kristen Gladney, RNCase Manager

Cynthia GoodinWIOA Performance Coord.

Angela GriffinWIOA Performance Coord.

Katherine Hardy, LSWCase Manager

Angela Harris, LSWCase Manager

Karen Harris, LSWCase Manager

Delicia HarrisonResource Specialist III

Lynn HeadDistrict Accountant

Erika Hill, RNCase Manager

Fenicia Hill, LSWCase Manager

Lousonya Horton, LSWOmbudsman

Markessa HughesResource Specialist III

Angel Idowu, LSWCase Manager

Leslie Ivers, RNCase Manager

Gussie JefferyP/T Resource Center Asst.

Debbie JohnsonReceptionist

Dylan JohnsonOperations Technician

Daisy Jones, LSWCase Manager

Rena Jones, RNCase Manager

Kyanta JonesCommunity Navigator

Tara Jones, LSWProgram Specialist

Kiara Kendrick, LSWCase Manager

Brenda KnottProgram Coordinator

Jason LarryCommunity & EconomicDevelopment Specialist

Clarissa Leflore, LSWCase Manager

Shay LipeDirector of Finance

Makleisha Logan-HiteCounselor

Shane McIntyreDistrict Accountant

CMPDD Staff

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CMPDD StaffKathy McKeithenCounselor

Martha McPhailOffice Manager

Michelle McVey, LSWCase Manager

Thomas MeekWorkforce System Coord. II

Jill Middleton, RNCase Manager

Katherine Miller, RNCase Manager

Darlene Morton, LSWCase Manager Janice Neal, LSWCase Manager

Jessica NicholsWorkforce Manager

Paula Nowell, RNCase Manager

Gray Ouzts, AICPCommunity & EconomicDevelopment Planner

Joyce ParisWIOA Participant Data Specialist

William Peacock, AICPPrincipal Planner

Roxanne Pendleton, LSWCase Manager

Dwayne PerkinsLoan Specialist

Regina Phillips, RNCase Manager

Mary PowersWorkforce Director

Cassandra RankinADR Specialist II

Michelle Rutledge, RNCase Manager

Trennie Sanders, LSWCase Manager

Tyler ScottGIS Analyst

Lindsay SellersEconomic Development Specialist

Teresa Shoto, RNCase Management Director

Johnathan SimonGIS & IT Manager

Anita Smith, RNCase Manager

Caroline Smith, LSWMedicaid Waiver

Don SmithGraphic Designer

Scott SpeightsAdministrative Accountant

Mitzi StubbsCommunity & EconomicDevelopment Coordinator

Dionne Taylor, LSWCase Manager

Kelly Therrell, LSWCase Manager

Tracy Thompson, LSWCase Manager

Tina TolarWorkforce Program Tech. Specialist

Angela Travis, LSWCase Manager

David Wade, AICPPrincipal Planner

Jay WadsworthRegional Data Analyst

Tiffany Walker, RNCase Manager

Demetria Washington, RNCase Manager

Susan Welch, RNCase Manager

Lasharon WilliamsResource Specialist III

Patricia Williams, LSWCase Manager

Tiesha Williams, RNCase Manager

Tony WonchSenior GIS Planner

Trisha Worthy, LSWCase Manager

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EXECUTIVEDIRECTOR

Bill Richardson

280 Commercial DrivePost Office Box 499Newton, MS 39345

Phone: (601) 683-2007 Fax: (601) 683-7873

Website: www.ecpdd.org

Clarke CountyEnterprisePachutaQuitmanShubutaStonewall

Jasper CountyBay SpringsHeidelbergLouinMontrose

Kemper CountyDeKalbScooba

Lauderdale CountyMarionMeridian

Leake CountyCarthageLenaWalnut Grove

Neshoba CountyPhiladelphiaMississippi Band of

Choctaw Indians

Newton CountyChunkyDecaturHickoryNewtonUnion

Scott CountyForestLakeMortonSebastopol

Smith CountyMizePolkvilleRaleighSylvarenaTaylorsville


PUBLICATIONSAnnual Report

Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy

"Assisting local units of government"

EAST CENTRALPlanning and Development District

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ECPDD Board of Directors

TERM OF OFFICE: One Year

Wilson HallmanPresident

Curtis Gray, Sr. Vice President

Paul MosleyTreasurer

Dot MerchantSecretary

Perry E. Duckworth

Regular meetings are held quarterly and

on-called basis.An Annual Meeting is held the 2nd Tuesday

in March.

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

COMMITTEESBoard of Directors

Executive Committee

ECPDD County Committees

Revolving Loan Fund Review Committee

Aging Advisory Council

Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy Committee

OTHER BOARD MEMBERS

Billy Frank Alford

Cindy Austin

James Granger

Ricky Harrison

Vernell Lofton

Robert Miles

Joe Norwood

Guy Nowell

Annie Owens

Dorothy Redeemer

J.E. Smith

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Bill RichardsonExecutive Director

Patsy Blalock, RNMedicaid Waiver Case Mgr.

Mike Blount Fiscal Officer

Christine BooseProgram Assistant Minnie BrownJanitorial

Jenifer Buford Economic & Community Development Director

Kiswana BurnsideI&R/SHIP Coordinator

Levera ChapmanExecutive Secretary

Rosie ColemanAging Division Director

Lynnetta Cooksey Project Developer

Alice Dawkins-HopsonMedicaid Waiver Supervisor

Sylvia DeanDistrict Ombudsman

Cynthia Ellis, RNMedicaid Waiver Case Mgr.

Malithia Ford, LSWMedicaid Waiver Case Mgr.

Damien FranklinProgram Coordinator

Jimetra Gamblin, LSWMedicaid Waiver Case Mgr.

Clarrissa Gill, LSWMedicaid Waiver Case Mgr.

Karen Grayson, RNMedicaid Waiver Case Mgr.

Stephanie Harris, LSW Medicaid Waiver Case Mgr.

Laurie Henderson, LSWMedicaid Waiver Case Mgr.

Terri Herrington, RNMedicaid Waiver Case Mgr.

Tori Houston, RNMedicaid Waiver Case Mgr.

Tammy Howse, RNMedicaid Waiver Case Mgr.

Lisa Jones, RNMedicaid Waiver Case Mgr.

Tanya King, LSWMedicaid Waiver Case Mgr.

Monica LoganBookkeeper/Program Aide

Kawana McCaryAdministrative Assistant

Betty McGowan, LSWMedicaid Waiver Case Mgr.

Ida McReynolds, LSWMedicaid Waiver Case Mgr.

Emma MooreMedicaid Waiver Secretary

Jennifer Morgan, LSWMedicaid Waiver Case Mgr.

Paula MyersBookkeeper

Susie Parker, LSWMedicaid Waiver Case Mgr.

Julia Patton, RNMedicaid Waiver Case Mgr.

Debbie Poole, RNMedicaid Waver Case Mgr.

Josie RobinsonNutrition Coordinator

Latorria Towner, RNMedicaid Waiver Case Mgr.

Jo Anna Tucker-Stewart, LSWMedicaid Waiver Case Mgr.

Teresa Tullos, RNMedicaid Waiver Case Mgr.

Louise Wallace, RNMedicaid Waiver Case Mgr.

Charlotte WashSupportive Services Coord.

Ginny Watkins, LSWMedicaid Waiver Case Mgr.

Brenda WraggProgram Specialist

ECPDD Staff

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EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Rupert L. “Rudy” Johnson

106 Miley RoadPost Office Box 828Starkville, MS 39760

Phone: (662) 324-7860 Fax: (662) 324-7328

Website: www.gtpdd.com

Choctaw County Ackerman French Camp Weir

Clay County West Point

Lowndes County Artesia Caledonia Columbus Crawford

Noxubee County Brooksville Macon Shuqualak

Oktibbeha County Maben Starkville Sturgis

Webster County Eupora Mantee Mathiston Walthall

Winston County Louisville Noxapater

GOLDEN TRIANGLEPlanning and Development District

PUBLICATIONSComprehensive Economic Development Strategy

GTPDD Newsletter

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COMMITTEESArea Agency on AgingExecutive Committee

Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy CommitteeRevolving Loan Committee

Regular Meetings are held quarterly in

March, June, September, and December.

An Annual Meeting is held in July.

TERM OF OFFICE: Four Years

Robert “Bob” Boykin President

R. B. DavisVice PresidentJimmy Oliver

Secretary/TreasurerCarl Clardy

Paul CrowleyLuke LummusRalph McLainWilliam Oliver

Don Posey John Shumaker

Gloria Turnipseed

EXECUTIVECOMMITTEE

OTHER BOARD MEMBERS

Leroy Brooks

Lance Crowley

Shelton Deanes

Larry Duran

Greg Fondren

John Holliman

Lynn Horton

Marvell Howard

Marion Jordan

Ernie Jones

Chris McIntire

Bricklee Miller

Curtis Morris

Luke Parkes

Sherman Patterson

Jeff Smith

Russ Turner

Steven Woodruff

GTPDD Board of Directors

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Rupert L. “Rudy” JohnsonExecutive Director

Dave AlexanderGIS Analyst

Beverly Baker, LSWCase Manager

Shelby BeamRespite

Melody BensendNutrition Coordinator

Phylis W. BensonProject Analyst

Christina BlandNutrition Assistant

Jennifer Bridges, LSWCase Manager

Spencer BroocksChief Financial Officer

Latasha CarrPCA Supervisor

Tammy Castle, RNCase Manager

Brandy Clark, RNCase Manager

Angel CogginsMedicaid Waiver Clerk

G.H. Crawford, IIIDistrict Planner

Isadora DavisPCA Supervisor

Lena DavisRespite

Tonia Davis, LSWCase Manager

Robert DillTransportation

Katy DouglasSolid Waste Billing Clerk

Sharon DukeSHIP Coordinator

Summer ElinburgPCA Clerk

Stacy Elkins, RNCase Manager

Rachel Embry, LSWCase Manager

Phyllis FlakePCA Director

Hutson FordIT Support

Sherri FowlerReceptionist/Trans. Coord.

Bobby GannDirector AAA

Blair GerrishRN/Case Manager

Martie GibsonOmbudsman

Queenzella GibsonRespite

Tina Gill, RNCase Manager

Tiffany GillilandHealth Information Tech.

Ethel GossPCA Field Supervisor

Diana GrangerRespite

Jenny Grantham, LSWCase Manager

Carla GuytonSr. Activity Ctr. Coordinator

Myra HalfordWIOA Case Manager

Michelle Harris, RNMedicaid Waiver Supervisor

Tim Heard, Jr.Computer Systems Analyst

Lynn Herndon, LSWCase Manager

Jami Hubbard, RNCase Manager

Tricia JonesAdministrative Assistant

Denise KellumOutreach Coordinator

Brittany LakeSolid Waste Billing Clerk

Anna LancasterPharmacist

Mitzi LawrenceWIOA Program Director

Minnie LindseyRespite Supervisor

Kristen Makamson, RNCase Manager

GTPDD Staff

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GTPDD Staff

Wendy MannStaff Accountant

Lindsey Marsh, RNCase Manager

Tina McWhorter, RNCase Manager

Kim Mills, RNCase Manager

Michele MilnerPCA Clerk

Jean MosleyPharmacy Tech.

Jennifer OdomSolid Waste Billing Supervisor

Kenny OrrCertified Public Accountant

Jana Peterson, RNCase Manager

Joanne PetersonAssistant Fiscal Officer

Mitzi Phelps, RNCase Manager

Elberta PhillipsFiscal Officer

Mary Pogue, RNCase Manager

Regina RambusPCA Field Supervisor

Cindy Reese, RNCase Manager

Amy SanfordAging Program & B2I Coordinator

Toby SanfordGIS Manager

Angelia Sansing, LSWCase Manager

Andrea ScottPharmacy Tech.

Teresa ShumakerWIOA Case Manager

Tennie Simpson, LSWCase Manager

Lauren Smith, LSWCase Manager

Annie StallingsClerk

Lisa StallingsHuman Resources

Scott StewartNetwork Specialist

Audie Strain, LSWCase Manager

Krystal Taylor, RNCase Manager

Cathy Tennant, LSWCase Manager

Keisha WarrenPCA Supervisor

Lesa Wilson, LSWCase Manager

Suzanne Winstead, LSWCase Manager

Shiela WintersNutrition Assistant

Lisa Woods, LSWCase Manager

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EXECUTIVEDIRECTOR

Steve Russell, AICP

28 Industrial Park BoulevardWinona, MS 38967

Phone: (662) 283-2675 Fax: (662) 283-5875

Website: www.ncpdd.org


Attala County Ethel Kosciusko McCool Sallis

Carroll County Carrollton North Carrollton Vaiden

Holmes County Cruger Durant Goodman Lexington Pickens Tchula West

Grenada County Grenada

Leflore County Greenwood Itta Bena Morgan City Schlater Sidon Montgomery County Duck Hill Kilmichael Winona

Yalobusha County Coffeeville Oakland Water Valley

NORTH CENTRALPlanning and Development District

PUBLICATIONSNCPDD Newsletter - Quarterly

Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy (CEDS)Grants and Opportunities (weekly via e-mail)

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NCPDD Board of Directors

Keith McGeePresident

James YoungVice-President

Darrell RobinsonImmediate Past President

Anjuan Brown

Terry Brown

Charles Fancher

Johnny Hayward

Amy McMinn


EXECUTIVECOMMITTEE

Regular meetings are held quarterly.

COMMITTEESRevolving Loan Fund Committee

Area Agency on AgingExecutive Committee


OTHER BOARD MEMBERS

Sam Abraham

Henry Anderson

Timothy Booker, Sr.

Jimmy Cockroft

Robert Collins

Rickie Corley

Larry Davis

Claude Fluker

Talmadge “Tee” Golding

Steven Goss

Chad Gray

Joseph Guess

Janet Roby-Harper

Charlie Lee

Michael Lott

Henry Luckett

Christine Lymon

Lee McMinn

James A. Neill, Jr.

Mary Newby

Tim Pinkard

Kenneth Rogers

Wayne Self

Gerry Taylor

Edward Dill Tucker

Jimmy Willis

James H. Young

Ron Wood

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Steve RussellExecutive Director

Darlena AllenAging Director

Ivory McCainSecretary-Receptionist

Dawn Blakely, RNCase Mgr./Medicaid Waiver

Angie BranchProgram Coordinator II

Freda ButtsProgram Coordinator IV

Lenon ButtsAssistant Finance Clerk

Teresa Carpenter, LSWCase Mgr./Medicaid Waiver

Barbara ChambleyAssistant Fiscal Officer/Office Manager

Jimmy ChesteenIT/GIS Technician

Cynthia Collins, LSWCase Mgr./Medicaid Waiver

Cherry Daves, LSWCase Mgr./Medicaid Waiver

Gwen DavisMedicaid Waiver Technician

Mildred R. Davis, LSWCase Mgr./Medicaid Waiver

Rachelle Deaton, RNCase Mgr./Medicaid Waiver

Beth Estes, RNCase Mgr./Medicaid Waiver

Loralee FletcherCase Mgr./Service Coord.

Vernice GeorgeSocial Worker/Case Mgr.

Tony GreenFiscal Officer/Gov. Specialist

Kayla Griffin, RNCase Mgr./Medicaid Waiver

Carla Hedgepeth, RNCase Mgr./Medicaid Waiver

Virginia “Grace” Jefcoat, RNCase Mgr./Medicaid Waiver

Terry Jones, RNCase Mgr./Medicaid Waiver

Jana Lewis, LSWCase Mgr./Medicaid Waiver

Shirley McLaurinPrograms Coordinator

LaDonna Moss, LSWCase Mgr. Supervisor/Medicaid Waiver

Cynthia PerkinsProgram Coordinator III

Chris PopePlanner

Jeanette B. RingoWIOA Program Coordinator

Tammy Sanders, LSWCase Mgr./Medicaid Waiver

Andrea Scaife, RNCase Mgr./Medicaid Waiver

Johnny ShellPlanner/Loan Officer

Ashley SilasOmbudsman/Program Coordinator V

Jessica SimmonsChief Financial Clerk

Angie Smith, RNCase Mgr./Medicaid Waiver

Mary SmithOmbudsman

Flora StiglerNutrition Coordinator

Paula Sudduth, LSWCase Mgr./Medicaid Waiver

Julie Taylor, LSWCase Mgr./Medicaid Waiver

Christopher WeathersAssistant Executive Director/Information Technology Mgr.

Sandra Welch, RNCase Mgr./Medicaid Waiver

John WiggersPlanner

Suzy WinsteadCase Manager/Medica id Waiver

Clifton “Rio” WintersPlanner

NCPDD Staff

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Established: 1967Area: 3,657 square miles2010 Population: 285,375

EXECUTIVEDIRECTOR

James Curcio

220 Power DrivePost Office Box 1488

Batesville, MS 38606-1488Phone: (662) 561-4100

Fax: (662) 561-4112

Website: www.ndpdd.com

PUBLICATIONSNDPDD Resource Directory

Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy

Coahoma County Clarksdale Coahoma Friars Point Jonestown Lula Lyon

Desoto County Hernando Horn Lake Olive Branch Southaven Walls

Panola County Batesville Como Courtland Crenshaw Pope Sardis

Quitman County Crowder Falcon Lambert Marks Sledge

Tallahatchie County Charleston Glendora Sumner Tutwiler Webb

Tate County Coldwater Senatobia

Tunica County Tunica

N

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NDPDD Board of Directors

Regular meetings are held in January, March, May, July, September,

and November.

EXECUTIVECOMMITTEE

James B. SowellPresident

Vernice AvantVice President

Jesse Ellis

Bob Gann

Anita Greenwood

Vanessa Lynchard

Paul Pearson

OTHER BOARD MEMBERS

James Birge

Lorine Cady

Alan Callicott

Mike Campbell

Pat Davis, Jr.

Jimmy Edwards

Mark Gardner

Robert Gipson

Mark Hudson

Manuel Killebrew

Eddie Nabors

Johnny Newson

Henry Nickson

Donald Phelps

Charlie Reese

Robert Rowe

Tony Sandridge

Diane Shipp

Derrell Washington

Bernard White

Phyllis Williams


COMMITTEES

AAA Advisory Council


Revolving Loan Review Committee

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James CurcioExecutive Director

Rita Aldison, RNNurse Case Manager, Medicaid WaiverTate County

Cicely Allen, LSWCase Manager, Medicaid WaiverCoahoma County

Kris AtkinsonAging Outreach Coordinator

Mamie AveryAAA Services Coordinator

Violet Bass, LSWCase Manager, Medicaid WaiverTunica County

Mary BeckDeSoto County Homemaker

Arnetta Brown, LSWCase Manager, Medicaid Waiver Coahoma County

Kathy Brown, RNNurse Case Manager, Medicaid WaiverCoahoma County

Misty Burrows, RNNurse Case Manager, Medicaid WaiverPanola County

Meg Busby, RNNurse Case Manager, Medicaid Waiver Coahoma County

Linda Clark, LSWCase Manager, Medicaid Waiver Panola County

Elgalene CloseOmbudsman

Bertha CollinsReceptionist

Janet Crawford, RNNurse Case Manager, Medicaid WaiverDeSoto County

Cheryl DavisDeSoto County Homemaker

Sarah DavisDeSoto County Homemaker

Darrell DixonProgram Specialist

Kathryn FaucherStaff Accountant

Patty GeraciReceptionist

Joanne GibsonReceptionist

Diane GillilandNurse Case Manager, Medicaid WaiverDeSoto County

Francine Glass, RNNurse Case Manager, Medicaid WaiverTallahatchie County

Roderick GordonDirector, Area Agency on Aging

Kristi Grosjean, LSWCase Manager, Medicaid WaiverDeSoto County

Trey HambyAssistant Executive Director

Delois HardimanDirector, Medicaid Waiver

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Cheryl JamesAging Assistant, Nutrition Coordinator

Debra Jones, RNNurse Case Manager, Medicaid Waiver Quitman County

Romona Jones, LSWCase Manager, Medicaid WaiverTallahatchie County

Julie Ledbetter, LSWCase Manager, Medicaid Waiver Quitman County

Angela McCachren, LSWCase Manager, Medicaid WaiverPanola County

Lillian MorrisProgram Specialist

Phillip NeedhamDeSoto County Transportation Driver

Ashley Petit, LSWCase Manager, Medicaid Waiver/B2IPanola County

Emily Purdy, LSWCase Manager, Medicaid Waiver Panola County

Sonya Rousey, RNNurse Case Manager, Medicaid WaiverPanola County

Granville ShermanProgram Specialist

Bill SinguefieldDeSoto County Transportation Driver

Vera SpightTunica County Homemaker

Kendria Strowder, LSWCase Manager, Medicaid WaiverDeSoto County

Amanda Taylor, LSWCase Manager, Medicaid WaiverTallahatchie County

Shellie Taylor, RNNurse Case Manager, Medicaid WaiverTate County

Vivian ThomasTunica County Homemaker

Shannon Thompson, RNNurse Case Manager, Medicaid Waiver DeSoto County

Amy Ward, LSWCase Manager, Medicaid Waiver DeSoto County

Carol Watson, RNNurse Case Manager, Medicaid WaiverTunica County

Bridget Webster, LSWCase Manager, Medicaid Waiver Tate County

Christy White, RNNurse Case Manager, Medicaid WaiverPanola County

Don Wilkerson, CPAChief Fiscal Officer

Whitney Young, RNCase Manager, Medicaid WaiverTallahatchie County

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EXECUTIVEDIRECTOR

Sharon Gardner

619 East Parker DrivePost Office Box 600

Booneville, MS 38829Phone: (662) 728-6248

Fax: (662) 728-2417

Website: www.nempdd.com


PUBLICATIONS NEMPDD Resource Directory

Comprehensive Economic Development StrategyArea Agency on Aging Plan Update

Newsletter

Alcorn County Corinth Farmington Glen Kossuth Rienzi Benton County Ashland Hickory Flat Snow Lake Shores

Marshall County Byhalia Holly Springs Potts Camp

Prentiss County Baldwyn Booneville Jumpertown Marietta

Tippah County Blue Mountain Dumas Falkner Ripley Walnut

Tishomingo County Belmont Burnsville Golden Iuka Paden Tishomingo

NORTHEAST MISSISSIPPI PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT

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NEMPDD Board of Directors

Michael Don Busby

Rex Coggins

Eddie Dixon

Dennis Grisham

Brandon Grissom

Jimmy Gunn

J.C. Hill

Mike Kesler

Larry Lambert

Bobby Martin

Marlene McKenzie

Nicky McRae

Tim Mitchell

Melvin Oatis

Ricky Pipkin

Keith Taylor

Jimmy Tate Waldon

OTHER BOARD MEMBERSRegular meetings are held on the first Monday night

of alternate months, beginning in February.

TERM OF OFFICE: One to Four Years

EXECUTIVECOMMITTEE

Thomas M. ColemanPresident

R. C. Anderson1st Vice President

Margie James2nd Vice President

James “Bubba” Griffin3rd Vice President

Wendell Southward4th Vice President

Mike HuddlestonSecretary-Treasurer

COMMITTEES Area Agency on Aging Advisory Council

Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy CommitteeManagement Committee

Revolving Loan Fund Review CommitteeRevolving Loan Fund Committee

NEMPDD Foundation, Inc.

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Sharon GardnerExecutive Director

Connie Alberson, RNMedicaid Waiver

Kathy BrinkleyGIS/Planning Technician

Catherine Cagle, LSWMedicaid Waiver

Wanda ChristianEconomic & CommunityDevelopment Coordinator

Leah DePriest, LSWMedicaid Waiver

Charlotte Derrick, LSWDivision DirectorMedicaid Waiver

Janet Dixon, LSWMedicaid Waiver

Angie DuvallExecutive Assistant

Orber DyeNutrition Coordination

Bessie GreerOmbudsman/EEOC Officer

Amy Gresham, RNMedicaid Waiver

Darlene GrimesSmall Grants Administrator

Beverly Haley, LSWMedicaid Waiver

Martha HallFiscal Officer

Rick HargettDivision DirectorComputer Services

Dana Harrell, RNMedicaid Waiver

Lisa Henry, RNMedicaid Waiver

Haley Holt, RNMedicaid Waiver

Jenna Hopper, LSWMedicaid Waiver

Amy IvyExecutive Assistant

Leann Jones, LSWMedicaid Waiver

Teresa Jordan, RNMedicaid Waiver

Jessica Kebodeaux, LSWMedicaid Waiver

Irene KellerMedicaid Waiver Assistant

Jamie McCoyEconomic & Community Development Coordinator

Celita MillerDivision DirectorRLF

Lisa MitchellAssistant Fiscal Officer

Lori Murry, LSWMedicaid Waiver

Carla Newman, LSWMedicaid Waiver

Marsha O’Neal, RNMedicaid Waiver

Jane Perrigo, RNDivision DirectorArea Agency on Aging

Heather Roberts, RNMedicaid Waiver

Anna Robinson, LSWMedicaid Waiver

Alex Sartain, LSWAging Services Specialist

Jessica Shook, RNMedicaid Waiver

Melissa South, LSWMedicaid Waiver

Paula Tice, LSWMedicaid Waiver

Diana Wall, RNMedicaid Waiver

Alison Wildmon, RN Medicaid Waiver

Monica WildmonAdministrative AssistantMedicaid Waiver

Martha Yates, RNMedicaid Waiver/Community Navigator Bridge to Independence

NEMPDD Staff

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EXECUTIVEDIRECTOR

Tommy Goodwin

124 South BroadwayPost Office Box 1776Greenville, MS 38702

Phone: (662) 378-3831 Fax: (662) 378-3834

Website: www.sdpdd.com


Bolivar County Alligator Benoit Beulah Boyle Cleveland Duncan Gunnison Merigold Mound Bayou Pace Renova Rosedale Shaw Shelby Winstonville

Humphreys County Belzoni Isola Louise Silver City

Issaquena County Mayersville

Sharkey County Anguilla Cary Rolling Fork

Sunflower County Doddsville Drew Indianola Inverness Moorhead Ruleville Sunflower

Washington County Arcola Greenville Hollandale Leland Metcalfe

PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT, INC.

SOUTH DELTAPlanning and Development District

PUBLICATIONSBusiness Plans

Comprehensive PlansComprehensive Economic Development Strategy

Workforce Plans

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SDPDD Board of Directors

TERM OF OFFICE:Three Years

OTHER BOARD MEMBERS

Clanton Beamon

Willie F. Brown

Barry W. Bryant

Cora Burnside

William Carpenter

Eddie Holcomb, III

Helen Johnson

Henry Phillips, Jr.

Bern Prewitt

Steve Shurden

Willie Smith

Richard D. Stevens

Russell Stewart

Judson Thigpen, II

Kenny Thomas

COMMITTEES Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy Committee

Regional Aging Advisory CommitteeRevolving Loan Fund Committee

Development Task ForceCitizen’s Advisory - Housing CommitteeSmall Business Assistance Loan Review

Delta Workforce Investment Board (WIA)Local Elected Officials Board (LEO)

Regular meetings are held quarterly as needed.

The Executive Committee meets monthly.

EXECUTIVECOMMITTEE

Henry Reed, Jr.President

Edgar DonahoeVice President

Marilyn HansellSecretary

Mike Gordon

Dennis Holmes

Will Hooker

Billy Nowell

Michael Parker, Sr.

Merlin Richardson

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Thomas L. GoodwinExecutive Director

Cheryl Beck, LSWCase Manager

Amber Blocker, LSWCase Manager

Angela Carter, LSWMAC Center Manager

Danette Clark, LSWCase Manager

Cornealious Collins, RNCase Manager

Penne Davis, LSWCase Manager

Allyson Denson, DirectorCommunity Development

Cathy Dickerson, RNCase Manager

Jackie Roberts FinleyDWIOA Adult Programs Coord.

Margaret Green, RNCase Manager

Eddie Hall, RNCase Manager

Blythe Hamburg, LSWCase Manager

Melissa HazlewoodAccountant

Chuck HerringSBC Consultant

Elisa Houston, RNCase Manager

Barbara HumphreyWIOA Youth Coordinator

Estella Hunter, LSWCase Manager

Sheri Ingram, LSWCase Manager

Kimberly Jackson, LSWCase Manager

Sylvia Jackson, DirectorArea Agency on Aging

Deloris Johnson, RNCase Manager

Sharon JohnsonWIOA Executive Secretary

Ralph JonesMIS/Evaluation Specialist

Sharon Kent, RNCase Manager

Randall LauderdaleSenior Housing Manager

Wanda Ledford, RNCase Manager

Thressa Love, LSWCase Manager

Tracy MaloneMW Adm/Supervisor

Clara Martin, LSW Case Manager

Jane McCarty, RNCase Manager

Gail MeversProgram Dev. Coordinator

Jana McKellar Meyer, LSWCase Manager

Nickie MooreDirector, Fiscal Management

Tammy MullenAccounting Clerk

Ed PhillipsInfo Tech

Ruby Phillips-Moody, LSWCase Manager

Georgia PitchfordMICAP Coordinator

Patricia Plummer, RNCase Manager

Irene Pope, LSW Case Manager

Jacquelyn RedmondFiscal/Program Developer

Michele Reed, LSW Case Manager

Pat ResinerLoan Officer

Daryl RichardsAdmin Asst./Spec. Projects Coord.

Kamesa SibleyProgram Management Asst.

Sponjetta SimsMAC Center Specialist

Vescia Smith, RNCase Manager

Brittany Stone, LSWCase Manager

Frances Stowers, RNCase Manager

Karmen Thomas, LSWCase Manager

Nikesha TillmanOmbudsman

Jonathan L. TroykaGrants Administrator

Amanda Watson, RNCase Manager

Marcie Williams. RNCase Manager

Robin Williams, RNCase Manager

Mitzi WoodsWIOA Director

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Covington County Collins Mt. Olive SeminaryForrest County Hattiesburg PetalGeorge County LucedaleGreene County Leakesville McLainHancock County Bay St. Louis Diamondhead WavelandHarrison County Biloxi D’Iberville Gulfport Long Beach Pass ChristianJackson County Gautier Moss Point Ocean Springs PascagoulaJefferson Davis County Bassfield PrentissJones County Ellisville Laurel Sandersville SosoLamar County Lumberton Purvis SumrallMarion County ColumbiaPearl River County Picayune PoplarvillePerry County Beaumont New Augusta RichtonStone County WigginsWayne County State Line Waynesboro


EXECUTIVE DIRECTORLeonard Bentz, II

10441 Corporate Drive, Ste 1Gulfport, MS 39503

Phone: (228) 868-2311 Fax: (228) 868-7094

Website: www.smpdd.com

HATTIESBURG OFFICE700 Hardy Street

Hattiesburg, MS 39401Phone: (601) 545-2137

Fax: (601) 545-2164


Governor’s Workforce Annual ReportLocal Workforce Plan

Quarterly Connection - SMPDD Newsletter

Gulfport Office

Hattiesburg Office

SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPIPlanning and Development District

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SMPDD Board of Directors

OTHER BOARD MEMBERS

Samuel Alsgood, Jr.

Petey Barnett

Bobby Bolton

Larry Bolton

Phillip Carlisle

Eric Chambless Tommy Dews

Guy Easterling

Sedgie Foxworth

John Johnson

Donald Hart

Mayor Billy Hewes

Morris Hill

David Hogan

Jerry Hutto

Mayor Richard Hux

Darrin Ladner

Charles Marshall

Larry McDonald

Chris H. Odom

Lance Pearson

Mayor Ed Pinero

Connie Rockco

Troy Ross

Steve Seymour

Dr. Jesse Smith

John H. Thompson

Ray Wesson

Regular meetings are held quarterly.

Lynn Cartlidge President

Calvin NewsomFirst Vice President

Johnny BurnettSecond Vice President

Scott StricklandSecretary

Henry McCullumTreasurer

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

COMMITTEES Board of Directors

Revolving Loan Fund CommitteeArea Agency on Aging Advisory Council

Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy CommitteeTwin Districts Local Elected Officials Board

Twin Districts Local Workforce Investment Board

TERM OF OFFICE:Four Years

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Leonard Bentz, IIExecutive Director

Sonya AllenProgram Specialist

Sydekah AndersonCase Manager

Thania AverettAging Dept. Head

Anicia BarnesCase Manager

Carolyn BatesCase Manager Supervisor

Allison L. BeasleyEWD Division Director

Winifred BellOmbudsman

Kara W. BenefieldFinance Supervisor

Susan BoneOmbudsman

Margaret A. BoykinCase Manager

Elleecia BrandCase Manager

Sandra BrockProgram Specialist

Celeste BrownFGP Program Manager

John BurtonCase Manager

Ann CarlockCase Manager

Maggie ChapmanCase Manager

Jacqulin D. ClarkB2I Navigator/Case Mgr.

Savanna ClarkCase Manager

Jared ClayAsst. Dir., Sr. Services

John CookCareer Coach

Lisa CountsCase Manager

Elsie CranfordCase Manager Supervisor

Rebecca CrotwellCase Manager

Stacy CuevasCommunity Navigator

Anita DavisEWD Program Specialist

Jada DavisCase Manager

Lydia C. DavisMAC Center Dept. Head Mollie DavisCase Manager

Susan DenhamCase Manager

Andrea C. DexterCase Manager

Caroline DickersonCase Manager

Marvin DickeySpecial Projects Manager

Sharline D. DixonCase Manager

Evelyn DornSCSEP Assistant

Shekela Shonta DuncanYouth Monitor/Program Coord.

Nona DunlapCase Manager

Angela DunnCase Manager

Phyllis EaleyAAA Outreach

Barbara EllermanCase Manager

Jennifer EvansCase Manager

Teretha Flowers,Case Manager

Sondra FoxCase Manager

Sandra GallaspyEWD Program Specialist

Monique GallowayCareer Coach

Vanessa GambillIR&A Coordinator

Tosshia GandyCase Manager

Laura L. GillissieCase Manager

Jena GreerCase Manager

Kristyn GunterBusiness/Outreach Div. Dir.

Janice A. HaleSCSEP Dept. Head

Lorri HallCase Manager

Chasity HarrisonProgram Specialist

Pat HarveyCase Aide

AnaLiesa HayesCase Manager

Tonya HillCase Manager

Tina HinkleCase Manager

Aldison Middleton-HintonCase Manager

Mary HorneCase Manager

Linda S. HubbardCase Manager

Lisa HughesCase Manager

Laurie L. HydeFiscal Officer

Emlyn JacksonEconomic Workforce Mgr.

Tiffney JacksonCase ManagerVicki JacksonCase Manager

Kenneth W. JettProgram Support Specialist

SMPDD Staff

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Jaquilla JonesCase Manager

Terry JonesProgram Specialist

Teresa KempCase Manager

Paige KennedyHattiesburg Manager/Outreach Coordinator

Cindy KinardExecutive Asst. to Director

Christina KleinProgram Coordinator

Angela KothmannMarketing Manager

Elizabeth C. LadnerHuman Resources Manager

Mary LaRosa, CPA/CIAFinance Division Director

Shirley LeggettMedicaid Waiver Dept. Head

Jon C. LukesIT Analyst

Tina J. MageeCase Manager

David J. ManascoSHIP/SMP Coordinator

Staci MannCase Manager

Mary MartinCase Manager

Nicole MathisProgram Specialist

Leisa MatulichReceptionist

Anne MayerCase Manager

Terry C. MayfieldCase Manager

Latonya McCullumOutreach Worker

Ethel B. McDonaldCase Manager

Lisa McGruderCase Manager

Regina W. MeltonSenior Program Manager

Michelle MillerProgram Specialist

Sherry MillsCase Manager

Linda MillsapCase Manager Supervisor

Marilyn MinorWIA Programs Administrator

Andrea MitchellCase Manager

Brenda MitchellCase Manager

Jenna MitchenerFinance Clerk

Marlee MoodProgram Specialist

Robert P. MooreSenior Services Division Dir.

Patricia MorrisonEconomic Workforce Mgr.

Tina F. MozingoOutreach Worker

Ronda M. MullinsNutrition Coordinator

Ken MusteredSpecial Projects Officer

Stephen O’MaraLoan Program Manager

Gregory PayneCommunity OutreachEmployment Specialist

Thomas RaineyCase Manager

Elizabeth RawlsCase Manager

Margaret RobertsCase Manager

Victoria L. SanfordCase Manager

Rebecca SeifertCase Manager

Mary M. SheltonCase Manager

Cassandra SmithCareer Coach

Misty SmithCase Manager

Patricia C. SmithCase Manager

Stacey StricklandCase Manager

Catherine SuddethCase Manager

Tonya SummersCase Manager

Jason ThomasCEO/MAMI

Camellia ThompsonCase Manager

Shelia TirrellProgram Specialist

Jane VignolaCareer Coach

Denise V. VirgilCase Manager

Lindsay WardSenior Project Manager

Anecia WalkerCase Manager

Grant WesleyReceptionist

Shari H. WhiteWorkforce Fiscal Officer

Annette M. WileyOmbudsman

Joan P. WilliamsCase Manager

Constance WilsonCase Manager

Taylor WoolbrightFinance Clerk

Kathy YardJob Developer

Amy ZeeckCase Manager

SMPDD Staff

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Adams County Natchez

Amite County Crosby Gloster Liberty

Claiborne County Port Gibson

Franklin County Bude Meadville Roxie

Jefferson County Fayette

Lawrence County Monticello New Hebron Silver Creek

Lincoln County Brookhaven

Pike County Magnolia McComb Osyka Summit

Walthall County Tylertown

Wilkinson County Centreville Woodville


EXECUTIVEDIRECTOR

Wirt L. Peterson

100 South Wall StreetNatchez, MS 39120

Phone: (601) 446-6044 Fax: (601) 446-6071

Website: www.swmpdd.com

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SWMPDD Board of Directors

Amile Ashley

Jimmie Bass

Tazwell Bowsky

Eddie Brown

Jill Busby

Marie Clark

Robert Collier

Kenneth Davis

Diana Gillard

Rickey Gray

Mack Haynes

James Hill

Johnny Hughes

Cammie Hutcherson

Angela HutchinsMike Lazarus

Warren Leake

Robert Morgan

Larry Montgomery

Amos Newman

Dave Nichols

Clifton Parker

Morgan Poore

Webster Sias

David Sutherland

James Wells

Samuel White

Jackie Whittington

Jerry Wilson

Mayor Barry Williams

Nolan Williamson

TERM OF OFFICE: Four Years

EXECUTIVECOMMITTEE

Helen HunterPresident

Darryl GrennellVice President

Robert Jones Sec./Treasurer

Chuck Lambert Richard Hollins

Regular meetings are held quarterly on the sec-

ond Tuesday of the last month in the quarter.

An Annual Meeting is held on the third Tuesday

in September.

COMMITTEESComprehensive Economic Development

Strategy Committee

OTHER BOARD MEMBERS

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SWMPDD Staff

Wirt PetersonExecutive Director

Chelsea AndersonMedicaid Waiver Case Mgr.

Tammy AndersonMedicaid Waiver Case Mgr.

Jeannie BallewProgram Coordinator

Yolanda CampbellAging Director

Cleopatra CarradineMedicaid Waiver Case Mgr.

Julia CockerhamMedicaid Waiver Case Mgr.

Mary DavisProgram Specialist

Pat DominService Coordinator

Brynna DowlingMedicaid Waiver Case Mgr.

Manfred EidtMedicaid Waiver Case Mgr.

Renee FaganMedicaid Waiver Case Mgr.

Jason FordOmbudsman

LaShandra GradyMedicaid Waiver Case Mgr.

Mary GuiceMedicaid Waiver Case Mgr.

Connie HarrellMedicaid Waiver Case Mgr.

Allison HoenigesMedicaid Waiver Case Mgr.

LeeAnn HolmesMedicaid Waiver Case Mgr. Sophronia HughesFiscal Officer

Betty JonesBookkeeper

Sheri KammerdeinerMedicaid Waiver Case Mgr.

Tamekia KeesMedicaid Waiver Case Mgr.

Allen LairdPlanner

Ginger LambertMedicaid Waiver Case Mgr.

Rhonda LoveMedicaid Waiver Nurse

Bessie LovettAdministrative Assistant

Cynthia MageeMedicaid Waiver Case Mgr.

Zenobia MarshallBus Driver

Carla McLemoreReceptionist

LeeAnn MilliganLoan Officer

Tracy MoakMedicaid Waiver Case Mgr.

Kacy NelsonMCW Billing Clerk B2ICN

James O’BrienMedicaid Waiver Case Mgr.

Debbie O’NealADC Coordinator

Catherine O’QuinnMedicaid Waiver Case Mgr.

Heather PeeplesMedicaid Waiver Case Mgr.

LaQuanda PittmanMedicaid Waiver Case Mgr.

Ashlea RandMedicaid Waiver Case Mgr.

Amanda RussellMedicaid Waiver Case Mgr.

Christina SeydellMedicaid Waiver Case Mgr.

Cearrow SillmanMedicaid Waiver Case Mgr.

Michell SingletonProgram Coordinator

Lauren SmithMedicaid Waiver Case Mgr.

Lynette SmithPlanner

Ruthie StampleyCase Manager

Sandy TerrellReceptionist

Chad ThomasCase Manager

Martha TomlinsonMCW Support B2ICN

Sara TravisMedicaid Waiver Case Mgr.

Cynthia WilliamsMedicaid Waiver Case Mgr.

Judy WilsonMedicaid Waiver Case Mgr.

Nova YorkMedicaid Waiver Supervisor

Bobbi YoungAccountant

Jessica ZeiglerMedicaid Waiver Case Mgr.

Nichelle Zion Medicaid Waiver Case Mgr.

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NEWSLETTERSTRPDD Board of Directors Quarterly Newsletter

TRPDD Staff Quarterly NewsletterWIA Quarterly Newsletter

Calhoun County Big Creek Bruce Calhoun City Derma Pittsboro Slate Springs Vardaman

Chickasaw County Houston New Houlka Okolona Woodland

Itawamba County Fulton Mantachie Tremont

Lafayette County Abbeville Oxford Taylor

Lee County Baldwyn Guntown Nettleton Plantersville Saltillo Shannon Tupelo Verona

Monroe County Aberdeen Amory Gattman Hatley Smithville

Pontotoc County Algoma Ecru Pontotoc Sherman Thaxton Toccopola

Union County Blue Springs Myrtle New Albany

PUBLICATIONSThree Rivers PDD Annual Report

WIA Local PlanComprehensive Economic Development Strategy

Regional Hazard Mitigation PlanRegional Solid Waste Plan

THREE RIVERSPlanning and Development District

EXECUTIVEDIRECTOR

Vernon R. Kelley, III

75 South Main StreetPost Office Drawer 690

Pontotoc, MS 38863Phone: (662) 489-2415

Fax: (662) 489-6815

Website: www.trpdd.com

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TRPDD Board of Directors

Regular meetings are held on the third

Monday of each month.

TERM OF OFFICE: Five Years

Tim KentChairman

Robert Blackmon

Sheila Freely

John Herrod, Jr.

Danny Holley

Eric Hughes

Tommie Lee Ivy

Billy Kirkpatrick

Anderson McFarland

Early McKinney

Phil Morgan

Randy Owen

Mike Roberts

Wayne Stokes

Barney Wade

Fulton Ware

Jason Bailey

Brad Blalock

Roosevelt Blackmon

Samuel Buchanan

Jeff Busby

Lena Chewe

Barry Childers

Chip Chism

Chad Coffey

John Darden

Cliff Easley

Carolyn Estes

Jerry Hall

Amye Hill

Chad McLarty

Tony Morgan

Jim Owen

Stacey Parker

Bob Peeples

Cleavon Smith

Mike Smith

Carl Trice

Steve Watson

Ernie Wright

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

TRPDD Board of DirectorsTRPDD Investment Corp. Board of DirectorsLocal Development Co. Board of DirectorsRevolving Loan Fund Review CommitteeMS Small Business Assist. Loan Review

Comm.P.U.L. Alliance Board of DirectorsThree Rivers Solid Waste Mgmt. AuthorityCDE Board of DirectorsCDE Advisory Committee

TRPDD Court System Mgmt. CommitteeArea Agency on Aging Advisory CouncilOmbudsman Advisory CommitteeComprehensive Economic Development

Strategy CommitteeG.M.& O. Rails to Trails BoardCARE Transition CommitteeMS Partnership Workforce Innovation and

Opportunity BoardMS Partnership Workforce Innovation and

Opportunity Act CEO

COMMITTEES

OTHER BOARD MEMBERS

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Vernon R. Kelley, IIIExecutive Director

Katy Adams, BSNMW Nurse Case Mgr.

Shelley AdamsProject Manager

Izalda AndersonProject Manager

Doris ArdNutrition Coordinator

Ronnie BellDiv. Director Gov. Functions

Crissy BlandProject Manager

Monye’ Bowdry, LMSWMW Social Worker Case Mgr.

Stephanie Bramlett, RNMW Nurse Case Mgr.

Rebecca BrantleyRecruitment and Application Specialist

Margaret Brim, LSWMW Division Director

Bridget BrownAging Fiscal Officer

Hannah Bruce, LSWMW Social Worker/Case Mgr.

John ByersCommunity & EconomicDevelopment Director

Gary ChandlerRegional Economic Developer

Bonnie ChildsCDE/Loan Administrataive Asst.

Abby ChristianSector Strategy Coordinator

Shelia Clay, RNMW Nurse Case Mgr.

Cindy CollinsOmbudsman

Cecelia Crawford, RNMW Nurse Case Mgr.

Dawn CrawfordPayroll Mgr./Fringe BenefitsCoordinator

Minnie Croft, RN, BC, BSNMW Nurse Case Mgr.

Donna Cruse, LSWMW Social Worker Case Mgr.

Yolanda Davis, LSWMW Social Worker Case Mgr.

Susan EasterlingFee Billing Clerk Gordon EasterlingSystem Analyst

Jeremy EptingFiscal Director

Cindy FarrisOutreach Coordinator

Deloise Ford, RN, BSNMW Nurse Case Mgr.

Casey FranksAsst. Director of IndustrialDevelopment

Georganna Freeman, LSWMW Social Worker Case Mgr.

Shannon Fulford, RNMW Nurse Case Mgr.

Kim Gassaway, LSWMW Social Worker Case Mgr.

Gary GoldenWIOA Adult Programs Coord.

Cynthia Griffin, RNMW Nurse Case Mgr.

Debbie Griggs, RNMW Nurse Case Mgr.

Frieda HarrisonLoans Administrative Asst.

Michael HarmonComputer Systems Technician

Sandra Heatherly, RNMW Nurse Case Mgr.

Karen HeintzeRails to Trails/IT Project Mgr.

Keith HerringTangleFoot Trail Superintendent

Wade HollandSr. Medicare Patrol/ SHIP Coordinator

Kim Holmes, LSWMW Social Worker Case Mgr.

Bud HomanLoan Officer

Teresa HookerProject Manager

Bobbie Jaggers, RN, BC, BSNMW Nurse Case Mgr.

Mike JohnsonNetwork Administrator

Cleveland JosephAging Division Director

Bonnie J. KelleyOffice ManagerAdministrative Assistant

TRPDD Staff

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Mattox KoonLoan Officer

Tabatha MathewsMW Nurse Case Manager

Courtney MaxeyAssistant Fiscal Director

Meghann McCarverFiscal Officer

Kandi MarshallWIOA MIS Coordinator

Jana Montgomery, LSWMW Social Worker Case Mgr.

Kayla MooreFee Billing Clerk

Beth Payne, LSWMW Social Worker Case Mgr.

Kimberly Porter, LSWMW Social Worker Case Mgr.

Courtney RackleyWIOA MIS Coordinator

Susan ReidReceptionist

Monica Redwine, LSWMW Social Worker Case Mgr.

Kelleigh Riddle, LSWMAC Center Mgr.

Vickie RobertsReceptionist/Nutrition Coordinator

Regina Russell, RNMW Nurse Case Mgr.

Bill RenickWIOA Division Director

Jenny SavelyProject Manager

Dana Shaw, RNMW Nurse Case Mgr.

Tonya ShirleyFee Billing Division Director

Amanda SheffieldMAC Center Specialist

Sapphina Sparrow, LSWMW Social Worker Case Mgr.

Dana Spears, RNMW Nurse Case Mgr.

Emily StanfordFee Billing Clerk

Miranda StarksPreventive Health Coord.Secretary, Aging Division

Josh SullivanIT Technician

Banji Taylor, LSWMW Social Worker Case Mgr.

Phill TutorLegal Counselor

Angela VaughnFee Billing Clerk

Shelly WaldoAccounts Payable Clerk

Lisa WhiteFee Billing Clerk

Hannah Whitehead, RNMW Social Worker Case Mgr.

Doug WigginsSolid Waste Specialist

Emily Wiggins, LSWMW Social Worker Case Mgr.

Willistein WilliamsMAC Center Specialist

TRPDD Staff

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ThreeRivers

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GoldenTriangle

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